authoritative in Chinese
authoritative in Chinese is 官方, 中指, 独裁主义的 — authoritative means recognised as reliable, accurate, and worth trusting because of its expertise.
authoritative in Chinese
官方
Pronounced: guān fāng
Arising or originating from a figure of authority.
中指
Pronounced: zhōng zhǐ
Highly accurate or definitive; treated or worthy of treatment as a scholarly authority.
独裁主义的
Pronounced: dú cái zhǔ yì de
Having a commanding style.
What does "authoritative" mean?
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adj Recognised as reliable, accurate, and worth trusting because of its expertise.
"This textbook is considered the authoritative guide to the subject."
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adj Having a commanding, confident manner that inspires obedience or trust.
"She spoke in an authoritative tone that silenced the room."
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authoritative in a sentence
- This textbook is considered the authoritative guide to the subject.
- She spoke in an authoritative tone that silenced the room.
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What is "authoritative" in Chinese?
"authoritative" in Chinese is 官方, 中指, 独裁主义的. authoritative means: Recognised as reliable, accurate, and worth trusting because of its expertise.
How do you pronounce 官方?
"authoritative" in Chinese is 官方, pronounced "guān fāng".
How do you use "authoritative" in a sentence?
Example: "This textbook is considered the authoritative guide to the subject." In Chinese, "authoritative" is 官方, 中指, 独裁主义的.
Are there other ways to say "authoritative" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "authoritative": 官方, 中指, 独裁主义的.
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